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Welcome to the show.
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That's Phoebe.
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She's my new girlfriend, for those of
you who haven't been keeping up with the
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show. And I expect that's most of you.
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She's terrific. She actually came over
early this morning to make breakfast
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because I have to go do AM America. It's
a talk show.
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And Phoebe made breakfast. She made
shredded wheat and
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milk. And I love the smell of shredded
wheat and milk, really,
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especially in the morning.
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Anyway, look,
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I guess I shouldn't have told that joke
on an empty stomach because I'm really
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not that funny until I've eaten.
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You better drink your coffee, Pokey.
It's getting cold.
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Pokey, that's me. She calls me Pokey
because it's short for Pocahontas.
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And then you feel really silly. But
Pokey, there's no embarrassment involved
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all.
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Okay, Arlene, thanks for making
breakfast.
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My nickname for her is Arlene.
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Anyway, why don't you guys, because I'm
running a little late, I've got to eat
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this, so why don't you at home watch the
opening credits while I have a hearty
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breakfast so later we can have a hearty
laugh.
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In 41 seconds.
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This is the theme to Gary's show.
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The theme to Gary's show.
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Gary called me up and asked if I would
write a theme song.
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I'm almost halfway finished. How do you
like it so far? How do you like the
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theme to Gary's show?
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This is the theme to Gary's show. The
opening theme to Gary's show. This is
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music that you hear as you watch the
credits.
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We're almost in the part of where I
start to whistle. And we'll watch the
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Shanley show.
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This was the theme to Gary Shanley's
show.
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I'm starting to feel better already.
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Maybe it has... Might have something to
do with the theme being over.
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But I'm actually starting to feel
funnier. This happens every time I eat.
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Ready? Watch this.
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What does Baby Porcupine say to the
cactus?
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Is that you, Mommy?
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Well,
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it's actually funnier if you can see the
little drawings.
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looking up at the cactus.
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It's really a lot funnier. There's a lot
of good jokes on these boxes.
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Listen to this one.
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Honey, honey.
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When's a door not a door?
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When it's ajar.
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So you've had this cereal before.
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Are you sure you can't go with me to go
to AM America? No, I'm sorry.
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I wish I could, but I'm going to tape it
and I'll look at it later. Oh, that's
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okay. I think I have a lot of clients
coming into the design center this
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morning. I'm going to pick us up
something for dinner later.
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Oh, if you could get a couple more boxes
of cereal.
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I'm just about out of material. That
would be great.
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Oh, that's Brad. I'll get it.
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Brad's my manager. For those of you who
don't know what a manager does, take a
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look.
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Hey, Gar, sharp suit.
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Huh? Is that worth 15 %?
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Phoebe?
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Phoebe, look how beautiful you look at 8
o 'clock in the morning. I hope he's
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not working you too hard, sweetheart.
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Brad, you want some juice?
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Oh, I can't want a tight schedule.
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Fresh squeeze.
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No, you're breaking my heart. Fresh
squeeze, but no.
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Brad, sit down. Smell the roses, for
God's sake. AM America is a live show.
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Gary doesn't get there on time, if he
shows up late, we're dead. Before you
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it, he's doing county fairs, and I'm
back at dental school.
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You never were in dental school. I know,
I know. It's just a figure of speech.
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Now, come on, come on. Gary, early to
bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy,
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wealthy, and wise. Don't rhyme. I've
asked you. Don't come over here in the
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morning and start rhyming. You know, if
you start this early, you'll be doing
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The Raven by 4 p .m. Come on.
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Let me just finish my breakfast. Then
we'll go. I have to eat. You know that.
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You know, Gary, Lloyd Bridges used to
always say to me, Brad, I never eat a
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hour before a show. Lloyd Bridges just
swam. He was in Sea Hunt.
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You don't go in the water a half hour
after you. If I end up swimming, stop me
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when I'm wrong, honey. If I end up
swimming, something's gone horribly
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I bet they'll have cold cuts backstage.
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I gotta go, honey.
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And coming up later in the show, Dr. Jay
Weinstein, the pet psychologist.
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He's going to help your turtle come out
of its shell.
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For right now, we have a comedian who
came out of his shell a long time ago,
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he's still making us laugh. Let's have a
nice, warm welcome for Gary Shandling.
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Nice to see you, Gary. Nice to see you,
Christina. I'd like to stay for the pet
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psychologist segment, if I may, because
I have a couple problems I need to talk
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about myself.
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Well,
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I've been licking a lot of things I
shouldn't, and I...
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able to do nothing about it whatsoever,
but I think maybe a muzzle of some sort
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is what I need.
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I can't believe you can be so funny this
early in the morning. It's a gift.
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It is.
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No, I just made that up. Did you? Yeah.
You know, Gary, I'd like to know what
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you've been doing lately. Have you been
seeing anyone?
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Oh, well, you mean a girl? Yeah. Yeah,
absolutely.
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I've been dating the same woman for
three and a half months now. Oh, really?
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Well, it sounds serious. Well, this
could be the one. You're nervous about
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one? Well, I'm a little nervous. I'm
still adjusting. We're just to that
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where we're just starting to be
comfortable around each other. You know,
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blows her nose and makes that honking
sound.
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Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. You get used to the
noise. It's when the geese hit the
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window.
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I just can't take this anymore. You
know, because they're piled up there.
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open your curtains and it's frightening.
You can't see the sky.
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It's a good woman to take hunting. I
bet.
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You don't need one of those calls. You
just bring her along and throw some
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pepper up her nose.
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Don't stop for these two long,
Christina, because I'll keep going. No,
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you won't.
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Aside from the honking sound that she
makes, I mean, what's different about
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than any other woman you've dated? Than
any other? I don't know. You know, she's
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got a tattoo.
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Oh, she does?
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Yeah. Like, where's her tattoo?
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Well, it's where she sits, I guess you
could put it. What, you mean like on her
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rear end?
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No, on the chair. Yes, I mean on the
rear end.
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And she loves the chair around with her.
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No, no, it's right there, and it says
Jeff, G -E -O -F -F. It says Jeff. I
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know if it's the artist or if it's an
old boyfriend. All I know is I'm
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uncomfortable knowing someone was there
before me.
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She has a path. She has a path. She has
a path. But then we all have paths. How
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about you? Do you have a... Well, yeah,
I assume you... Now, do you have any
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tattoos? No.
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Oh, because you look like a biker chick
who went wrong and maybe...
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on our own talk show, you know. Oh, no,
no, no, Gary. Listen, we have to break
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for commercial.
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We'll be right back with Gary Shandling
right after this.
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Number
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four.
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Hi, Richie. Give me a couple pork chops.
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Hey, Phoebe, wouldn't you prefer a rump
roast?
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No. Sure you would. A rump roast?
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One with Jeff Stent on the bottom?
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Excuse me. You must be Gary Shilling's
girlfriend.
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Do you really make that honking sound
when you blow your nose?
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Forget the honking. What about her butt?
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Excuse me. The tattoo. G -E -O -F -F.
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I would hate to be a comedian's
girlfriend.
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You must be a really good sport. I'm
going to kill him.
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Number five.
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Honey, how was your day?
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Full of embarrassment, thank you very
much.
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Oh, what happened?
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Gary, how could you say all those things
about me on that show?
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What things? You have no right to tell
the whole world about my tattoo.
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I mean, that's so personal.
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Honey, honey, come here. Sit down.
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Come on, let me explain to you how this
works, you know.
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They're just jokes, and I was on this
role, and the audience was really
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laughing, and it just fell out.
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It's like my father was watching the
show. And here you are describing my
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end. Well, not all of it, honey.
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Not all of it. Just that one tattoo.
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I mean, you have to understand that as a
comedian, come on. I draw material from
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my life. Well, from your life, fine.
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But, you know, then there's my life,
too. You have to have some
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think you're overreacting a little. What
do you mean I'm overreacting? I just
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think that it doesn't... Come in.
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Hey, Gary. Hey, Phoebe.
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I have got great news.
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I just talked to AM America, and they
loved you. In fact, they loved you so
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much, they want you back on the show
tomorrow. Great.
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That's great news. Really great news.
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Gary, the hard part is over. All you
have to do is sit back and let this
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girl do the rest. She is gold, Gary.
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Do not lose this girl.
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Gary, this little girl is going home.
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Phoebe, would you just wait a minute?
Let's talk about this. Gary, we'll talk
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about this later.
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Phoebe, thanks for everything,
sweetheart.
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Man, she is really upset about the
material I did on the show.
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She'll get over it. Believe me, they
always do. Look, I'll have the office
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her some roses. She'll be fine. That's
not going to do any good. She's not like
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the other girls. Brad and Phoebe's
different.
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Hey, pal, they're all different. That's
what makes them so great.
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Cancel that show.
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I can't. I already booked you. Then
Sam's sick.
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Fine. Consider it done.
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I mean it. I'm not doing that show. No,
I mean it. You're not doing that show.
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Are you happy now? I'm happier. Good.
When you're happy, then I'm happy.
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Thank you. You're welcome.
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Look
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at
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me. I'm smiling.
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And you know why I'm smiling, Gary?
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I am smiling because I am having a
little deja vu.
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Do you know what deja vu is?
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Brad, you're talking to me like I just
showed up.
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I know what deja vu is. I can remember
having this exact conversation with a
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Johnny Carson, with a Mr. Henny
Youngman, with a Mr. Sam Kindeson, all
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made and remade their careers by talking
about their wives, their ex -wives,
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their ex -girlfriends, and more
importantly, Gary, their current
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Brad, I am not going on that show. You
are not going on that show.
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But I gotta tell you, Gary, When I was
standing there at AM America, it was
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emotional for me because I felt I was
witnessing the birth of the new Gary
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Shanley. I was hearing relationship
jokes.
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I was hearing observations, intimate
stories. Gary, when a very funny, funny
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like you lets an audience in like that,
they love him to death.
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I am not going on that show.
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I feel bad.
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That is good.
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That is good. Don't you think they felt
bad?
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That's guilt.
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Guilt is good. Guilt is healthy. It's
cathartic. And I'll tell you something
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else about guilt, Gary. Guilt is very,
very, very funny.
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I'm not going on the show. I can't.
Okay?
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You are not going on the show.
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Good. Then there's no problem.
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Gary, go on the show.
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You know how you like to noodle with the
material?
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Fine. Then noodle. If you don't want to
talk about...
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Well,
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I tried to call Phoebe last night. She
just didn't return my calls.
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So I left a message in her machine, and
I said I was going to be on the show
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this morning because I decided I might
as well do it, and I just won't talk
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about Phoebe.
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What can go wrong? I'm just not going to
talk about her. Then she can't get
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upset.
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That's what a talk show host looks like
right before they go on the air.
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That card says, good morning.
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I'm Christina Ferrara.
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Good morning, I'm Christina Ferrari.
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Now don't worry, this is not a repeat of
yesterday's show. We just had so much
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fun with Gary Shandling that we decided
to ask him back today. So let's have
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another warm welcome for Gary Shandling.
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Thank you.
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Nice to see you, Christina.
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Oh, I'm lucky to be here this morning.
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Driving my car this morning, I actually
got stopped by a cop for speeding.
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Oh? Yeah.
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Warren, what happened? Well, it's just
weird. When a cop stops you, it's like a
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game show. He says, you know how fast
you were going?
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You go, um, 60.
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He goes, higher.
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70,
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higher. 71, 72, 73, 74. He goes, 74 is
it. What do we have for him, Bob?
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Listen, you know, we want to find out
more about this wild girlfriend of mine.
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Then I'm driving my car and I catch this
guy.
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Who are these guys with compasses on the
dashboards of their car?
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I mean, were they going to Ecuador or
what?
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Jerry, you know, we know you're funny. I
mean, that's a given. We know you're a
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funny man. But we really want to find
out more about your girlfriend. She is a
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wild woman. Tell us about her. Well,
she's not wild. She's actually just a,
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know, a lovely and intelligent girl that
I love very, very much.
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You know, it sounds like you guys have
so much fun together.
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Oh, we do. We do. We absolutely do.
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Yeah? Like what do you do?
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Well, you won't believe this. Just the
other night, Phoebe opened up the
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newspaper, and she looked for a movie
that she thought we would both enjoy,
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she picked one out, and we went to that
movie.
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And I bet you it wasn't a normal drive
to the movie, right?
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Well, as a matter of fact, there was a
little danger along the way because
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Phoebe drove.
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Now, I bet you she's a crazy driver.
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Oh, well, crazy about safety.
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Because what happened was, is we're
driving along and a car stopped, you
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right in front of us. And, you know,
Phoebe just paying attention the way she
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does. She drives defensively. I'd like
to say that right up front.
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She puts her foot on the brake and
smoothly, smoothly on the brake and
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just in time, puts her arm out to keep
me from flying forward into the dash and
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just... I love her so much.
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Just so much. She's just a terrific
driver.
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But the other driver, what did he do?
Oh, he just waved and smiled and, you
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know, another life touched by Phoebe.
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Anybody she runs across, she just loves
them so much, people.
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He's so terrific.
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Gary, what happened?
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Tell me what happened.
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Okay, well...
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We went to see the movie.
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Boy, this guy thinks like yesterday's
veal.
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Hey, I'm funnier than he is.
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P .U., what a lame -o.
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Yeah, you're right. But if he asks, tell
him we love it like we usually do,
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okay?
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Phoebe makes coffee.
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She makes the best coffee. She said,
what the heck? She said, I'll make some
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coffee. So I said, great.
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Hold it. This is a closed set. I'm
sorry.
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No, but I'm Phoebe. I'm Gary Shandling's
girlfriend. I really have to talk to
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him. And, you know, she never uses
cremor. Only wholesome milk.
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Wholesome milk.
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And, you know, even wholesome milk can
go bad. But Phoebe has this little
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refrigerator that keeps it so cold.
Brad, it came to help. Well, I hope
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driving a hearse because the body's
right over there.
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Don't go away. We're going to be right
back. Oh, I'd like to say that she only
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uses homogenized D with milk.
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With vitamins added.
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It's unbelievable.
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We're not on the air now, Gary. We're
not on the air. Oh, it doesn't matter at
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this point. Gary. She's so, I love her
so much. Can I get you a glass of water?
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Water would be great. I'll be right
back. Do you have any water?
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I'm going to get a drink. That'd be
great. Good.
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Thanks a lot.
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Water would be great.
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Gary, I was watching. What are you doing
here?
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I'm so glad to see you. Were you
watching? Say anything you want.
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get you out of this hole. No, I would
never do that. I'm not in a hole. This
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going great. I had that long story.
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I said all that stuff about going up to
the bear. I don't know much about show
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business, but you're bombing. No, honey.
No, you're really bombing bad. No, I'm
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not. You're bombing worse than anyone
I've ever seen. Honey, no, I'm not. I'm
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doing great. I did a whole segment. I've
never bombed this bad in my life.
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I haven't done this badly since we ran
out of cereal.
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She was chewing her pencil. I've never
seen anyone do that. She was almost all
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the way through it. She could get sick.
That's how bad I was doing. I love you
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so much, Arlene.
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Here's your water.
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Oh, thanks, Christina. This is Phoebe.
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Oh, Phoebe. Hi, how are you? It's nice
to see you. Well, we certainly learned a
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lot about you.
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Yeah, I know.
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You know, as a matter of fact, would you
like to stay and maybe we can talk
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about what it's like to date? Yeah, I
think that's a wonderful idea. What do
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think? I think that would be fun, honey.
Eric, could you please bring in a
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chair? No, you don't want to sit. You
just be yourself. No, please sit down.
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This is a great idea. Come on, sit down.
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Please, no.
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Oh, please sit down. We'll be on in a
few seconds.
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Hi, I'm Christina Ferrari. I'm back with
Gary Shanley. And guess who has joined
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us right now? His girlfriend, Phoebe.
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Phoebe. Hi. Hi.
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How are you?
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Fine, thank you. It's good to see you.
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We would all like to know what it's like
to be dating Gary Shanley. And does he
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really have this problem with his hair?
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Oh, well.
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You know, he does take a lot longer to
get ready than I do.
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Yeah.
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Well, we fight over... She has all the
good hair products. It's really a
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problem. We had a tug -of -war over the
hair dryer just the other day.
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Oh, and he likes to... I mean, it's
amazing. He lays out all his clothes on
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bed just to pick out something to take a
drive in the country.
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Well, that's true. You never know if
you're going to run out of gas and then
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need to impress someone at the gas
station. You have a choice of clothing
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Oh, and then we made love.
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for an hour and ten minutes the other
day.
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An hour and ten minutes? You made love?
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Oh, yeah.
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Stop! No. Oh, well, it was on the day
you pushed the clocks ahead.
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But...
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We are not going on that show. You are
not going on that show and that's it?
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That's right. That's right. Good. Now I
feel better. But unless I'm mistaken,
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didn't Sonny and Cher start this week? I
don't believe they did.
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I don't believe they did. I think they
had a summer show and everything worked
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out great. Good night. Thank you. I had
a wonderful time.
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Well, you know, I could stay a little
longer if you'd like. No, you are not
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staying.
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I am not staying. Right.
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Bye, Brad. See you later. Bye, Brad.
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Gary, I've got to get to work.
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Oh, that's right.
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Hey, listen, why don't you stop over
afterwards, and I'll make dinner for
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sort of a way to repay you for coming on
the show.
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That would be nice. And you were really
funny and everything.
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No, I would... Yeah, so... No, that
would be nice. And I'll never tell jokes
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about you again that would embarrass
you. No, that's okay. Don't worry about
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Just use your best judgment, you know. I
just don't want you to tell the world
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that my Uncle Lewis got the chair. You
know, that's the only thing.
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I would never do that. Okay, honey.
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See you later. Have a good day.
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Oh, appreciate it.
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Bye. Bye.
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I love her so much.
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I got to make dinner, so I just got a
few hours to get everything ready, so
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see you guys next week.
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Good night, everyone.
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Hope you enjoyed. It's Gary Sandling
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